Expro as the leading international oilfield services company has protected a multi-year contract with top international oil company for Iraq multiphase processing testing. The agreement will give non-intrusive multiphase manufacturing testing of the oil wells in this coastal field.

Recently, the self-governance of Iraq northern Kurdish district has begun trading crude oil to the international market throughout the Turkish harbour of Ceyhan regardless of protests from Baghdad central government, as commented by the Turkish minister. The Iraqi Government has become resolute that it has the only right to expand and market the natural resources of the nation. As the U.S.-led invasion in2003, the Arab- headed central government and Kurds in Baghdad at loggerheads over rights to develop resources. According to Baghdad that the central government may represent and grant arrangements to the developers and trade crude to international market, even as the Kurds contend that the constitution permits their local government to do so too. The Kurds have agreed 50 contracts with Western oil organizations without the assent of Baghdad. Since right on time in January, they began pumping the crude oil in the course of different pipeline that goes all the way through Turkey, evading Baghdad-controlled one. The most recent improvement could add to the effectively souring dealings between the Baghdad and Kurds during an era of beginning transactions to structure another government after the April 30 national elections. The nation’s Shiite Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki, rose the greatest victor who secure 92 seats in the 328-part parliament. Iraq holds the world’s fourth biggest oil reserves 143.1 billion barrels. Oil revenues make up about 95% of Iraq’s financial plan.